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Sample Drafts <br /> by Richard Oman <br /> 5-24-93 <br /> Section 6 .03. Powers and Duties of the Clerk-Administrator <br /> The clerk-administrator is the head of the administrative branch of <br /> the city government and is responsible to the council for the <br /> proper administration of all affairs relating to the city. <br /> Section 6 .03. Powers and Duties of the Clerk-Administrator <br /> The powers and duties of the clerk-administrator include those of <br /> the clerk in a statutory city, as directed by council, as contained <br /> in this charter, ' and, but not limited to, the following: <br /> (a) Supervise and certify municipal elections; (b) Record all <br /> proceedings of the council; (c) Record all ordinances in their <br /> entirety; (d) Maintain a complete record of all financial <br /> transactions of the city; (e ) Prepare reports relating to <br /> municipal projects; ( f) Prepare an annual financial statement, <br /> annual fiscal budget, and capital improvement plan, and other <br /> financial reports required by law; (g) Submit periodic reports to <br /> the council on the financial condition of the municipal accounts; <br /> (h) Supervise employees, programs, and activities, and advise the <br /> council in decisions regarding employees and employee labor <br /> contracts; ( i) Be fully informed regarding federal, state, and <br /> county programs which affect the city; ( j ) Consult with appointed <br /> officials and with other public or private agencies as may be <br /> required; (k) Develop and prepare news releases and public <br /> relations material; ( 1 )Perform all other duties required by the <br /> council . <br />
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